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Ultrashort-Chain PFAS: Practical Guidance for Testing Labs

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Environmental labs are facing increasing pressure to address ultrashort-chain PFAS as regulatory scrutiny accelerates and begins to influence current testing priorities. Many still lack clarity on when these compounds matter, how evolving EPA direction and European regulations apply, and how to manage analytical trade-offs. 

This webinar explores real-world measurement challenges and introduces a practical decision framework to support confident, fit-for-purpose strategies. Attendees will gain insight into aligning methods with specific analytical goals, improving reliability while avoiding one-size-fits-all workflows.


Attend this webinar to: 

  • Understand why ultrashort-chain PFAS are becoming increasingly relevant in environmental analysis
  • Recognize how EPA direction and current European regulations may influence USC PFAS testing priorities
  • Identify the main analytical and workflow challenges in measuring USC PFAS with confidence
  • Apply a practical decision framework to distinguish between screening, quantitation, and compliance-driven needs
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Ivan Huang
Small Molecules Analytical Columns Product Manager
Agilent Technologies
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